You have to believe that this was such a deep-laid plot that (a) he could do it for four years; (b) he could do it by devoting so much time to it when he was hugely under pressure; and (c) it was so cleverly laid that he was also confusing his own cabinet members".
But they do it by devoting every minute of their life to staying at that weight.
Indian business leaders as a group place greater stress on social purpose and transcendent mission, and they do so by devoting special attention to surmounting innumerable barriers with creative solutions and a prepared and eager workforce.
If I couldn't do that by devoting 40 years of my life to it, I very much doubt that holding the floor for five minutes on a Wednesday would rock the world.
"Governments could do more good by devoting scarce resources to groups who really are disadvantaged, such as the poor," he concludes.
We still mock ourselves and we're still self-aware, but best of all, we don't look stupid by devoting ourselves to ideas or movements that other people might one day laugh at.
"Looking at public opinion data, it could be summed up as 'Yes, but don't go too far.' " Yet, by devoting Week 2 of his presidency to creating a new White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, President Bush is betting that most Americans care more about helping poor people than they do about the First Amendment.
In 2004, Fox did terrible damage to John Kerry's campaign by devoting airtime to the Swift Boat controversy for weeks on end.
According to the article: "Don't expect any extras, however, because you won't get any – just a menu…that's being done to maximize the video and audio quality by devoting all the available disc space to it.
When you fertilize a nutrient-poor plot of land, the species adapted to low nutrients are outcompeted by species that do not devote as much energy to nutrient uptake, which outgrow the species adapted to nutrient-poor soils.
